H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center - Manual (Page 73)

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Incoming traffic graph
The x coordinate in the line chart represents the time and the y coordinate represents the traffic.
The report shows the trend of the incoming traffic for the MPLS VPN.
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Incoming traffic list contents
− Monitored Object—Name of the VPN that is monitored.
− Min. Value—Minimum value of the monitored traffic.
− Max. Value—Maximum value of the monitored traffic.
− Current Value—Current value of the monitored traffic.
− Average Value—Average value of the monitored traffic.
− Min. Value at—Time when the minimum value of the monitored traffic appears.
− Max. Value at—Time when the maximum value of the monitored traffic appears.
− Valid Sampling Point—Number of the monitored valid sampling points.
The function and format of the outgoing traffic report are the same as those of the incoming traffic
report. Details are not shown.
4. Click any option from the navigation tree to exit the page.
SA traffic report
You can view the SA traffic statistics in the SA traffic report after SA traffic monitor is enabled. The report
shows the trends of the incoming traffic, outgoing traffic, incoming bandwidth utilization, and outgoing
bandwidth utilization of an SA.
Viewing SA traffic list
1. Click the Service tab.
2. From the navigation tree, select MPLS VPN Manager > Traffic Monitor > SA Traffic Report.
The SA Traffic List page appears.
SA Traffic List contents
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SA Name—Name of the monitored SA.
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Attached VPN—Name of the VPN to which the SA belongs.
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Attached PE—Name and IP address of the PE device to which the SA belongs.
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PE Interface—Interface description of the PE.
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Attached CE—Name and IP address of the CE device to which the SA belongs.
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CE Interface—Interface description of the CE.
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Incoming Traffic (bytes/s)—Incoming traffic of the SA.
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Incoming bandwidth utilization (%)—Incoming bandwidth utilization of the SA.
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Outgoing Traffic (bytes/s)—Outgoing traffic of the SA.
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Outgoing bandwidth utilization (%)—Outgoing bandwidth utilization of the SA.
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